GazDix
Regular
There are arguments for both. Reports can be slipped in at lunchtime, but I guess there is an old idea that a night's sleep heals wounds. Also after lunch the market is still open. Who is likely to FOMO sell in the afternoon? Retail will without the aid of bots etc.I agree with this sentiment. Although its not something I'm too concerned with, overall the feeling that hiding a 4c (by any company) at the end of the day is just suicidal. Lunch time when the markets are at their quietest. Why after market so all the shorters and funds can get together and work on an overall plan to root retail in the arse over and over. All companies seem to do it, I just don't understand the mentality. Anyway, I can't sell because my buy is too low and I'd hate to sell some make 5-10% but would end up not buying as many back. I'd probably be better off to do so, but I'm too busy to watch the best time to buy and sell. I bought a large amount of Resmed (ASX RMD) early 2003. That has shown me how investing makes wealth not trying to second guess the market. Good luck all with whatever you decide.
I felt the 4C was not going to be positive as it wasn't released the two days after NASDAQ green days this week unlike the other tech companies in my portfolio. But in hindsight it is probably a good thing as well seeing some will just chase whatever is trending.
Love the quote about not second guessing the market Skutza. I completely agree. Nice investing with Resmed. Big winner there over time.
Looking at big companies SP over time (like RMD) as well, it never was smooth sailing. Amazon's went down over 100% over certain periods for years until it started to catapult. Apple as well just before they successfully commercialised the smart phone.
She'll be right.